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A clef (from French: clef “key”) is a musical symbol used to indicate the set of pitches of written notes.
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Are there more than 2 Clefs?
The following image shows the alto "C", bass "F", and treble "G" clefs alongside each other in the most common position. These are the most common clefs for pitched instruments. … Historically, these clefs resembled the letters that remain their nicknames and the nicknames are not by accident.
C clef is always centered around middle C. …
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